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I hope you get a chance to pick up this book, if not to learn something from it then at least to read a good story. “It isn’t a sadness, but a joy, that we don’t do the same things for the length of our lives.” It even taught me to appreciate life more often and to give love more freely. An appreciation for art in its simplest forms or even in its more complicated forms. But don’t get me wrong, this book taught me many things: how to love more fiercely and let go more easily.

Maybe this book is just about reading a story that doesn’t really go anywhere and that’s okay. Maybe this book isn’t trying to teach you something. There were many times throughout the story where I thought, where is this book going? Like, what’s this book’s point? But hell, maybe this book isn’t trying to go anywhere. And that mode of transport only worked with those one had known a significant time.” Is looking at a person, and seeing them in the present and the past, concurrently.

I found myself wanting to speed up the book so I could finally read the end, but at the same time, I wanted to take my sweat-ass time so that the story would last forever. “And as any mixed-race person will tell you–to be half of two things is to be whole of nothing. And I have to tell you, whatever John Green said about this book on TikTok is true–he was the one who convinced me to buy it anyway, so if JG says it’s good, then it has to be. Worth every penny and every second spent reading the story. I don’t even know how to explain the plethora of emotions I went through while reading this book. And man did it make me cry-which is funny because it wasn’t an overall sad story but at the same time it was. But the first emotion I had once I finished it was to cry. Nah, like I can’t even begin to tell you how this book made me feel.

Book tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow review